Town OKs $47G roller for roads
BLOOMSBURG -- The town's public works department will make a list of alleys that have potholes in hopes of filling them...
BLOOMSBURG -- The town's public works department will make a list of alleys that have potholes in hopes of filling them...
WASHINGTONVILLE -- A Valley Township mobile home was badly damaged by flames here Tuesday afternoon, a fire official...
COOPER TWP. -- A woman set her home on fire last year and fought with the fire department when they tried to rescue her...
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania state senators voted Tuesday to approve legislation that would make it a third-degree felony to make false threats of violence against schools.
HARRISBURG — Lines are growing at PennDOT driver license centers as the May 7 enforcement deadline nears for Real ID, and Transportation Secretary Mike Carroll warns travelers that they soon won’t be able to board a commercial domestic flight without the enhanced ID or another federally acceptable alternative such as a passport.
HARRISBURG — Corrections officers and support staff rallied Tuesday at the Pennsylvania State Capitol in opposition to a pending plan to close two state prisons and two community corrections centers as part of Gov. Josh Shapiro’s budget proposal.
NORTHUMBERLAND — Officials hope a $500,000 small water and sewer grant from the Commonwealth Financing Authority can help fund a screen replacement at the Queen Street pump station in Northumberland.
MILTON — The Milton Area School District's finance committee meeting scheduled for Tuesday was rescheduled to 5 p.m. Thursday at the High School Literacy Cafe.
WILLIAMSPORT, LYCOMING COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A woman is being charged after police say she attempted to light her hospital room on fire.
Officers say Clara Pratt was a patient at UPMC on Saturday when a nurse found her setting her bedding on fire.
Firefighters raise concerns over 911 Centers consolidation
Police say the nurse told them that she saw Pratt blowing on the flames, trying to spread them to more of the bedding, but the nurse quickly acted to put the flames out.
SHICKSHINNY, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A man has been sentenced after pleading guilty to charges from a crash that killed another person.
Officers say Tyler Mizell has been sentenced to one and a half to seven years for homicide by vehicle, and four months to three years for DUI.
Coroner confirms 1 man dead after Polk Township fire
The deadly crash happened in Union Township in June of last year when officers say Mizell was driving 77 miles per hour when he went off the road, across a driveway, and over a cliff, landing in the woods.